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摘要
双栅极场效应晶体管(fet)和finfet中电子输运的量子模拟通常被认为是器件缩放到纳米长度尺度的必要条件。在这里,我们展示了使用模拟程序来模拟这些器件中的弹道量子输运的结果。我们的量子模拟显示了超薄体(UTB) Si DG mosfet的通道中存在准束缚电子态和输运行为中的fano干扰现象。电子波函数中的涡旋也在传输零点(反共振)发生的能量处被报道。
Simulation of Quantum Current in Double Gate MOSFETs: Vortices in Electron Transport
Quantum simulation of electronic transport in double gate (DG) field-effect transistors (FETs) and FinFETs is usually deemed to be required as the devices are scaled to the nanometer length-scale. Here, we present results obtained using a simulation program to model ballistic quantum transport in these devices. Our quantum simulations show the presence of quasi bound electronic states in the channel and Fano-interference phenomenon in the transport behavior of ultra-thin body (UTB) Si DG MOSFETs. Vortices in electron wavefunctions are also reported at energies at which transmission zeros (antiresonance) occur.